With the Indian wedding season in full swing, brands are working overtime to entice today’s brides with everything from bold statement pieces to delicate jewels — all created to elevate her look and make her special day even more memorable. Opulent and steeped in rich narratives, these jewels are legacies meant to last forever.
Hazoorilal Legacy
The Legacy Collection 2025–2026 by the esteemed Hazoorilal Legacy is a grand tribute to the house’s long-standing artistry. The pieces strike a balance between edge and elegance — modern in feel, yet eternal to outlast shifting trends. Crafted in gold with uncut diamonds and diamonds, the collection is further enriched with emeralds, tourmalines, kunzites, and morganites. Each gemstone is carefully chosen for its natural beauty and distinct personality.
Rohan Narang, Director, Hazoorilal Legacy, said, “The Legacy Collection embodies our constant pursuit of design excellence. It is an annual showcase that highlights the most exquisite pieces, celebrating the pinnacle of jewellery artistry and meticulous craftsmanship where each piece is a journey from concept to creation — a reflection of precision, grace, and the timeless values that define Hazoorilal Legacy.”
Irasva Fine Jewellery
This wedding season, Irasva presents Rüh, a hand-painted bridal capsule collection inspired by lotus blooms. The line incorporates the sacred 400-year-old art form of Pichwai originating from the temples of Nathdwara, Rajasthan.
Reinterpreting the art into modern heirlooms, these jewels are not merely adornments — they are painted prayers, wearable expressions of emotion, history, and artistic reverence. Pichwai paintings, evoking spiritual significance, symmetry, and storytelling, are part of the captivating chandbalis, statement rings and necklaces.
This collection weaves together symbolic motifs such as the lotus, representing purity and awakening, the Kadamba tree branches implying growth and rootedness, and the sacred blue backdrop is a nod to Krishna and the cosmic ether. Coloured enamel serves as the canvas for these miniature artworks, creating a modern contrast that pairs effortlessly with both traditional and western wardrobes.
“The Rüh Collection is a tribute to the soul of Indian heritage — delicate yet powerful, intricate yet intentional. Inspired by the Pichwai art technique, each piece draws from sacred motifs like the lotus and the kadamba tree. In Pichwai, these elements are not merely decorative, they are spiritual storytellers. I wanted our jewels to echo that same devotion — where every design feels like a quiet prayer, every detail a reflection of something deeper. Rüh is not just adornment, it is the soul made visible,” explained Leshna Shah, Founder & Creative Director.
PNG Jewellers
Pratha (tradition) by PNG Jewellers draws inspiration from the spirit of tradition and modern femininity, and is an ode to heritage while embracing contemporary craftsmanship.
The new line introduces exquisite bridal sets, necklaces, earrings, bangles, and maang tikas crafted in gold and diamonds, is a celebration of grace, emotion, and artistry. embodying the essence of timeless beauty. Each piece reflects the deep-rooted significance of wedding jewellery, blending intricate detailing with modern silhouettes for today’s discerning brides.
Speaking about the campaign, Dr. Saurabh Gadgil, Chairman and Managing Director, PNG Jewellers, said, “Pratha represents the eternal connection between heritage and emotion. Every design in this collection is created to be a lifelong companion for brides as they embark on a new journey.”